It’s been some time since we’ve posted an update to the site, its not because we haven’t been doing anything. We had hoped to had the new version of the site live by christmas, but in our quest for perfection we still haven’t reached a point where we are willing to share.

In the mean time, go check out one of our newest projects Aztez.

Additionally we have posted the intro video to one of our newer games, Flight of the Kelvins, to Vimeo to show off the outstanding work being done on it; a game play video is sure to follow as well.

We’re working really hard to start growing the company this year, so stay tuned.

During our time between projects, we all went off to do our own things. Some of us worked on movies, others worked on getting in shape, and some of us spent our time working on toolsets to help with our next game, and some spent time on the website (a little bit). One of those tools was an Add-In for the cross-platform MonoDevelop, which brought some of the features and integration points we wanted while developing in it.

We’ve released the Add-In to the public via a custom Add-In repository, so that automatic updating will work with it as well. You can grab the instructions for how to install it from our Wiki.The full source is also available over at GitHub.

We hope that the community will help expand on its current feature set, and make it something for everyone to use.

We’ve been hard at work for the last while working on some fun and creative things. Expect to see some interesting happenings around the website. First and foremost is the upcoming divide of the company’s identity into a corporate centric group, as well as a gaming centric group.

This should allow us to target individual market needs, while still maintaining the appropriate image required. So in non-marketing terminology language, it just means that we will be trying to adjust what we are doing to be more tailored for our clients. The website is getting a revamp, with the idea of identifying our corporate wing as a consulting agency. Whereas our gaming division is about creating games, whether they are for a client or an internal project.

After quite a while we have decided to turn off ‘maintenance mode’ on the site and allow people to peruse the site. It is definitely not done, but we felt the need to get rid of the splash page and show some actual content. We will be doing numerous modifications throughout the site over the next week, and can expect to break some elements of the site as we have our marketing people review it.

Additionally some of the back data (ala the timeline) still needs to be linked properly, as well as the services company list needs to be updated and altered a bit.

Needless to say, we’ve got our work cut out for us over the next little while.